The ruins are nothing but go for the walk. It is incredible with paths all around the ocean. We saw blue and yellow fish right from the pathway. Well worth the 30 pecos to see it. More

Only a few foundations. Not comparable to other Mexican and Central America ruins More

Sculpture garden surrounding the ruin is nice. Ruin itself is very cool although to see it prior to the hurricane that took most of it would have been something. The real draw here is the trails in the cliffs surrounding the park..........very scenic, beautiful and awesome. More

Next visit, I want to see more of all of this. I generally want to expose my mind and heart to more about the history here. More

The ruins are okay, but the view is worth the trip. You can start at the ruins and walk along the coastline heading north toward the center of town. Wear sturdy shoes, because it can be rocky at times and remember to take a camera. It's not a long walk, under a mile, but it is breattaking! This is also... More

This place is at the end of the isla, the view is great, you don't have to pay to see the view just to see the sculptures and the ruin. More

This is a must see if you are visitng Isla Mujeres. This is the most beautiful coastline with breathtaking views. The ruins and statues are so cool! You will not be disappointed! More

The ruins are basically gone, but it's the most beautiful area on the island. More

Although the ruins are not visually exciting, the energy is powerful especially with the crashing waves below. The park is lovely, with many interesting sculptures. There are nice places to just relax and take in the views & the salt air. More